Two of the best in the NFC go head-to-head on Monday Night Football, and we've cooked up some Bears vs. Seahawks combos ahead of kickoff (8:15 p.m. ET, ESPN).
See why our NFL picks are calling for big nights for Jaxon Smith-Njigba and D'Andre Swift.
Best Bears vs Seahawks combos
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Bears vs Seahawks combo
Jaxon Smith-Njigba can't be stopped, and Rashid Shaheed's injury could further boost his league-leading air-yard share. I love his TD price this week.
The Bears have a genius play-caller in Ben Johnson, but I can't shake what Seattle's defense did to Mahomes and Reid last week. The streak of not allowing a 100-yard rusher or 200-yard passer is terrifying for any opposing offense.
Swift should dominate the running back opportunities with Monangai likely out. A potential negative game script and difficulty running the ball could force Johnson to get Swift more involved through the air. If Loveland sits, expect Swift to record 4+ catches for the third straight game.
Josh Inglis has more to say in his Bears vs. Seahawks predictions.
Bears vs Seahawks touchdown combo
Smith-Njigba was already the unquestioned No. 1 wide-out in Seattle, and Shaheed's absence will only boost his TD chances. JSN has 12 red-zone targets in 2026 with six catches, five for scores.
With the Seahawks' backfield in flux as Zach Charbonnet gets set to return, I'm looking out to the perimeter for a home team touchdown.
Only five wide-outs have more RZ targets than Luther Burden III over the last three weeks. He had four catches on as many targets last week for a season-high 130 yards.
I think Burden has surpassed Rome Odunze in terms of who Caleb Williams trusts more at the moment.
D'Andre Swift won't have to share the backfield with Kyle Monangai this week. That's huge, as Swift is fourth in RZ touches this season despite conceding time to Monangai, who ranks 18th.
Jason Logan's Bears vs. Seahawks props also see Burden putting his stamp on this game.
Bears vs Seahawks milestone combo
Swift being the unquestioned No. 1 RB for the Bears makes 18+ rush attempts look like a steal at better than 50%.
I also like Swift to make an impact as a pass-catcher. He's averaged 21.7 receiving yards per game, and takes on a Seattle defense tied for sixth-worst in receptions allowed to the position.
Chicago has been awful at stopping the pass, allowing the third-most net yards per attempt this season. That should have JSN licking his lips.
Smith-Njigba has hit the century mark in receiving in six of seven games this year.
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